SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT SHELOPUT, D.V. - SHELUDKO, A.

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AU'LuoR: Yezhovp V.
TITLE: Analysis of
electric circuits
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1. Sheloput, D. V.
lo sTe-s-d-e-te r'min ed by- the conditions for matching scouatic and
SOURCE: Ref zh.Fiz, Abs. 21454
REF SObRCE: Sb. Elektroosazhd. met. I ul'trazvuk. mikrodefektoskopiya kristallov.
Novosibirsk, 1965, 123-136
TOPIC TAGS: ultrasonic equipment, electroacoustics, piezoelectric transducer,
coupling circuit
ABSTRACT: A general analysis is presented of the operation of the radiating and
receiving converters in an ultrasonic line circuit. Also considered are the losses
.Lntroduced and the conversion losses due to mismatch between the input and the output!
of the acoustic and electric circuits. A formula is obtained to determine the genered
losses in the ultrasonic circuit and Its application to the case of connection of
piezoelectric converters without and with tank circuits is considered. The results
of measurements of the transfer coefficient agree within � I db with the theoretical
curves. V. B. [Translation of abstract]
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AUT11OR: Yezhov, V. I.; SheLo2ut, D. V.
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TITLE: Calculation of the reflection coefficient of acoustic waves from the boundary
between a sample and an intermediate-li7y-er
Ref zh,.Fiz, Abs. 2H428
REF SOURCE: Sb, Flektroosazhd. met. i u:.'trazvuk. mikrodefektoskopiya kristallov.
Novosibirsk, 1965 141-145
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TOPIC TAGS:A acoustic reflection, transition element, sound transmission, ultrasor
wave, circuit delay line, epoxy plastic/ ED-5 resin
i ABSTRACT: The necessity is noted of lowering the reflection coefficient from a iran-1
sition layer in order to broaden the transmission band of ultrasonic delay lines. In!
view of the tact that it is extremely difficult to produce a q~uater-wave layer, the
attempt is usually made to lower the reflection coefficien~by reducing th thi knessi
of the transition layer. An experiment is made with filmsl f epoxy resiz4
20 - 40 Mcs has shown that the transmission coefficient at the- lower frequency drops
10% when the layer thickness is increased 6 fold (from 0-5 to 3 p), whereas at 4o mes
it decreases by 30',OV. Yu. B. [Translation of abstract]
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SHELOWCV, V. V.
Dissertation: IIr.,n InVestigation of the Ind-astrial Exploitation of 'Kiviylil Oil-Shale
Distilling Tunnel Furnaces." Cand Tech Sci, Moscow Inst of Chemical Machine MIding,
24 Jun 54. (Vachernyaya Moskva, MoBcow, 15 Jun 54)
SO: SUM 318, 23 Dec 1954

-SFELCTTf2V, V. : 'Er-SH-FINT, 9.
Semidoking of hot shale in tunnel furnacomp,,
P. 41 (Trudy) No. 21 1956, Fqtonia
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M LOUMOV, V.V.; EFSHTEYN, S.L.
Studying the effect of the upper limit of coarseness of industrial
shale on the semicoking pro,;ess In "Kivi7li" tunnel ovens. Trudy
VNIIPS no.5:189-196 156. (RUIA 10:5)
(011 shales)

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Theory of the thprmal operating conditions of a tunnel oven for
semicoking. Trudy 14IKHM vol.16:37-53 158. (MIRA 14:7)
(Furnaces, Heat treating)

SHELOUMOV) V.V.
Selecting the quality of shale for shale oil gas producers.
Khim. i tekh. gor. slan. i prod. ikh perer. no.9:79-90 160.
(MA 15:6)
(Gai3 producers) (Oil shales)

SHELOUMOVP V.V.
Using the heat from shale semicoke. Khim. i tekh. gor. slan. i
prod. ikh perer. no.901-98 160. (MIRA 15:6)
(Oil-shale industry-Equipment and supplies)

SHELOUMOV, V.V.; VALLANDEH, B.V.
Qualitative characteristics of the sediments of tunnel furnaces
for shale distillation. Khim. i tekh. gar. slan. i prod. ikh
perer. no.9:9~---106 160. (KRA 15:6)
(Oil-shale industry--Equipment and supplies)

'j~,- 1,C)UI-IOV V.V. ; ~jp.TS 1j,, EERG, .(J. rKal berg, A. 1;
K'.'Vll-IAA Kh.M. [Kivimaa, it.
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Preparing oil shRIP tar for distillation. ?-n _4 m . e 0 r
slan. i prod. ikh perer. no.10:174-19() 162. (MIRA 17 - 5)

~ i Ju. .Na ru I -;-'I,; ~ii- v.,/. , I -I jiiT. . ".h.
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:n-iestigftt-'n.7 1~he operqtirn c;!' a unlt. for remov-i,,lg phemils
fn)-ni t~xr wat,~-3 ot* thick Klv,.61i Combine. Khim.. i tekh. gor.
3jan. -, prod. ikh, P~1-7-ar. nc~.10:217-12.27 162. (MIRA 1?:5)

5HEIII)UMOV) V.V.; RATMAN, O.V.
Analyzing the operation of the condensation systems of gas-generator
stations. Khilm. i tekh. gor. slan. i prod. ikb perer. no.11;
148-155 162. (MIRA 17:3)

SHELOUICV, V.V.; KIVIMAA, Kh.M. (Kivimaa, H.]
Centrifugation of heavy shale tars. Khim. i tekh. gor. slan. i prod.
ikh perer. no.11:220-229 162. (MIRA 17:3)

KNIMSSED Iju. '~ SHELCMILVP V.V,,- "AYA11YE, E,L.; ~ETSIK, RJ' ~ KIVIIW,, Kh.M.
,KIvimaa:- -Tr--T,- --*--
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Certain possibilities of increasing water soluble ph-nol resources.
KhIm. i tekh. gor. slan. I prod. ikh perrer. no.1112 0-235 162.
(NMIPA 17s3)

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KVJIMAA, Kh.M. (K-'vimaa, H.]; SuLpTy
L _j_ V.V.
Distribution of water-soluble phenols in the system shale tar -
wash water. Khim. i tekh. gor. slan. I prod. ikh perer
no.13i213_216 164.
Recovery of water-soluble phenols from shale tar with the
washing method. Ibid.:217-.228 (MIRA 18:9)

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SHZIOUMOVA, A.M., kandidat biologicheakikh nauk.
Effect of granular superphosphate on the increase of Azotobacter
in soil. Trudy Vses.Inst.sel'kh-cz.mikrobiol. 13:141-151 '53.
(Azotobacter) (Phosphates) MRA 8.-l)

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USSR/ Geology - Archaeology
Card 1/1 t Pub. 124 - 33/45
Autbors : Shelov, D. B., Cand. of Histor. So.
Title t Jkt the Material culture History Institute
Periodical 3 Vest, AN SSSR 2, 93-94t. Feb 1955
Abstract t A joint report is presented by the Soviet-Bulgarian archaeological
expeditionort their findings in Bulgaria and Rimania-
Institution I ..........
Sub.-nitted I ..........

25-12-34/39
AUTHOR: Shelov, D.B., Candidate of Historical Sciences, Head of the
LrYwqr-~--D_o_n__Z_xpedi ti on
TITLE: Ancient City Tanais (Drevniy gorod Tanais)
PERIODICAL; Nauka i Zhiznl, 1957, # 12, PP 57-58 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: More than 2,000 years ago, at the river Tanais a tributary
of the river Don, there was a town of the same name. This
town was founded by the Greeks during the 4th century B.C..
Greek and Roman geographers reported Tanais as a large trading
center. The town existed for seven centuries, and was complete-
ly destroyed in the 4th century A.D. In 1955t the Institute
of the History of Material Culture of the USSR Academy of
t3ciences (Institut istorii materiallnoy kulltury Akademii
nauk SSSR) in conjunction with the Rostov and Taganrog museums
conducted excavations, which enabled to reconstruct the lay-
out of the ancient town. Unearthed were numerous household
utensils and other objects, witnesses of an ancient culture.
There are 3 photographs and 1 drawing.
AVAILABLE: Library of Congress
Card 1/1

SOV/30 -59-4 -- 4/5'.

AUTHOR: Shelcv, D. B.
i,ITLE. News- in Br-Lef (Kratki-ye soobshchenfya).. The Se~:-;nd Corferen-:!e

,g4.qtS 'If the Socialist Cc-ntri es (Vtcr~,ya k-n -
of Archeolc
ferentsiya uchenykh-antikovedov
PERIODICAL., Vestnik Akademii nauk ESSR, 19592 Nr 41 PE 103-104 ~~USSR)
ABSTRACT: The Secorid Conferen~,e took place In Erfur'., (GDR~ bptw,;qr. D-cem--
ber ',6th anti T)-iember '9th, 1958 and the First Conference had
b ee ii h 41 d-Ublice '*Czechoslovakia) in Apri.'. '957 (Ref 1),
The Serond Ccnference had been organized by the CLmmlltzee for
Promotion 'of the Reseaxch of Anticlufties in the Sor;ialist
Countries. Scientists from the GDJL9 Albarda, Bulgaria, Hungary,
Polaz~d, Rumania, 'the U3SR and Czechoslovakia took part ir the
I Ic
Conf arenc e. 3 2 reports were he Id or, the 3 f ol' cw'L9 t P-' -S w- 1,?
s,absequent discu4sior.: Homer and the Mycenaean world, Roman-
poetry in the age of Augustus, the northern part of the Black
Sea in Antiquity. V. 0-ra:iyev (Bulgaxia), A. Bartone-k (Czecho-
slovakia) and G. A- Stc)1.1 .GDR) spoke about the first topi(-..
Comments of individual passages of the works of Horace, Vergil.
and Ovid covered the main part of the reports on the second
Cq,rd 1/2 toric. In connection with the third topic the reports by the

SOV/30-59-4-16/51
'dews in Brief. The Second Conference of Archeologists of the Socialist
Countries
following scientists are mentioned: L. Mtusta.$ L. Vidman
(Czechoslovakia), M. Plezia (Poland), G. I. Drezner, K Treu
(GDR), and D. Pippidi (Rumania). K_ Kichiovsk-I lad A. badur-
ska 'Poland) reported on results of archeological research
in tne region of the Black Sea, achieved by the Russo-Polish
expedition on the Crimea. in the years 1956-1957. R. Heiden- -
reich (GDR) reported on the Bulgaro-German excavations of the
Roman fortress and settlement of Byzantine times near Krivin
in Bulgaria. Further, reports by S. Mikhaylov (Bulgaria) and
7. condu~rachi 'Rumania) are mentioned. N. I. Sokollskiy (USSR)
reported on 'Ithe Relations of the Antique States and Tribes of
the Northern Part of the Black Sea". I. T. Kruglikova (USSR)
spoke about 'the results of her investigations of the villages
of the Bosporus State of the third ~;entury. D. B. Shelov (USSR)
dealt with the role of t'ne Hellenic and barbarian elements in
the population and civil:- zation of the town of Tanais (on the
basis of new archeological material collected in an expedition
iind- his direction). The report by the Albanian archeologist
Islami ca joint Albano-Soviet excavations of the antique
Card 2/2 town of kpolloniya was read and illustrated by a film.
There is I Soviet reference.

GANAGO, F.M,qkanJ. med. nauk~ Frmima--i u--nastiyo- ALEKSEYEVA, R.M.,
v-rar-h i.Sverd.-Iwrak),~ AYZEN.5HTEYN, B.S., wac-h (Sverdlovsk);
BABINOVA, r,.D., -.rra.I--h BOROVITSKAY-A, L.M., vrach
(Sverdlovsk)- VARGAN07A M.V,,, 7Ta-Ih (8v*rdI*vsk'" KOPYLOVA
K.P., vra::h i.sverdlovak,; SOKOLOVA O.V., vTech (Sverdlovsk);
SHEVTSOVA., R.P., v-ra,,..h iSverdlcrvsk~,-, 4HZLOKOVAY, 10MO, vrach
(Sverdlovsk)- BYKHOVSKAYA, M.A., vra.--h IRevda),~ BELYAYEVA9
N.Ya., vrach ~Magni,.--gors~-),,~ KRUGLOVA, N.A., vm--h (Kurgan'j~
NIKIFOROVA, F.N.. vra,h (Hurganll- MITINA, D.A., vrach (Asbest);
PORKHOVNIKOVA., E.D.,-i--a n U-)9' PONC14AREVA, N.I., Y-ra-~h
(.0--enburg); RASSOSHNY.KH, CF.F., irm-n SAZANOVA, V.V.,
vra~~h (Izhevsk)
Chemoprophylaxis of in --hi-i4raft and ado--'5s-~en-:5
in fo,4 of t-aberculaus --n. Pr,-b--, 74,ib. 42 no.lsE-11
(MIRA 17.-8)
1. Detskoye ctdeIeniy-t F.M. Ganagz,j g-~-erJ!.,,-VSk,)go insti-
tu-ta tuberku' za (dir. prof~ !.A, Shakl:q-'
J-6 ---n) Ganago~.

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AUTHORS: Yudelevich, I. G., SOV/32-25-6-21/44
Sosnovskaya, T. I., Bortnik, L. S.
TITLE: Spectrographic Control of the Production Process of Rare Metals
PERIODICAL: Zavodskaya laboratoriya, 1959, Vol 25, Nr 8, PP 959 - 961
(USSR)
ABSTRACT: To control the extraction of rare elements from semi-finished
products and wastes of the lead-zinc production, a spectro-
graphic determination method has been developed for In, Tl,
and Te in the semi-finished products, and for the determination
of the impurities in metallic TI, Te, and Se. The determinable
concentrations are for powder 0.001 - 20% and for solutions
8 - 300 mg/l. For lower concentrations (0.001_- 0.5%) an are
PS-39 is used, at higher concentrations (C.5 20%) a spark
IG-2. A "fulgurator" is used for the analysis of solutions
(Ref 1). The articli~ contains a description of the working con-
ditions with the ar.- and with the spark. The simultaneous de-
termination of In and Tl in lead dust and lead products was
partly effected according to the method reference 2. The ar-
Card 1/2 ticle contains the conditions of analysis for the final deter-

Spectrographic Control of the Product'lon Prccess of S07/32-2~-5-21/44
Rare Metals
mination (Table). N. T. Alontseva developed the method for the
determination of Na and other impurities. It was effected ac-
cording to reference 4 with a for Na relative accuracy of + 100.
The determination methcd for Se and Te was developed in cc7lia-
boration with V. N. Vardugina and occurred under conditions
differing from the above. A method for the determination of Fe,
Te, and As in Se was also developed at which an are PS-39 was
used. There are I table and 4 So-iiet references.
ASSOCIATION: Vsesoyuznyy nauchnci-issledovatellskiy gorno-metallurgicheskiy
institut tsvetnykh metallov (All-Union Scientific Mining-metal-
lurgical Research ':nat`LtiitP of Non-ferrous Metals)
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S/137/62VOOP/004/197/201
A154/A101
AUTHOBS: 'Judelevich, I. G., 3helpa:fova, I. R., Polatbekov, F, A., Sosnovskaya,
T. i.
TITLE: Spectrographic determinatlon of arsenic in sem1products of rare
metal metallurgy
FE2IODICAL: Heferativnyy zhurnal, Metallurgiya, no. 11, 1962, 11 - 12, abstract
4K70 ("Metallurg. I khim. prom-st' Kazakhstana. Nauchno-tekhn. sb.",
1961, no. 3 (13), 77 - 81) -
EEC. Spectrographic methods of determining As In powdered test samples
and,technologicai solutions are propozed. Small and medium contents of As (0.02
8,~,') in powders aie determined simultaneously with Te by the arc method of excit-
ing the spectrum; the test sample Is introduced into the discharge out of a car-
bon electrode's crater. Charcoal powder containing comparison element Bi (5%)
is used as a spectrographic buffer. Mean relative reproducibility error - 5 - 6%.
Determination of high concentrations of As (5 - 15%) in In products is carried-
out by the spark method of spectrum excitation. Test sample Is briquetted to-
Qard 1/2

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Spectrographic determination (-,f... A 154/~-. !0 1
geti-er. with cripper powder. Analytical pair of lines used for analyzing tech-
U
:iOlUtlons is Ao 2,349.84 ~Qi - Cr 2,408.062 ~. Cr is introduced in the
fonm ov 1114,1, 20,( aqueouG DI. -.,an be used as tho Internal standard. Spec-
~ra of weak alkaline and sulfide solutions are excited in the arc of a 3 - 4 amp.
L.
alternatin- curvent. Electric current used in the analyses of strong alkaline
solutions with a lo-,..; concentration of Au must be 9 - 10 amp. Changes in the con-
tent of Pb, Sb, Sn and Zn have no effect on the results of determining As.
Average relative error in the analyses of solutions containing As in an amount
of .0.5 - 40 g/l is �5 - 8%.
L. Voroblyeva
[Abstracter's note; Complete translation]
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3/075/62/017/002/'001/004
S3ectroscooic determination of ... B107/B138
.tbsorbin,- power of carbon electrodes was improved by heating them -for
~D sec with 10:1-A. C. An investigation with labeled atoms revealed that
In ind To are kept in place by capillary forces only, whereas Tl is selec-
tively adsorbed by the carbon. 20 min are sufficient for electrode satu-,
ration. A, 100 g1l sodium or potassium salt concentration (chloride,
nitrate, sulfate, carbonate) lowers the arc temnoerature and the contimcus~
backfE;round. An increase in the content of H so used to acidulate the i
2 41
solutions, produces a parallel disDlacement of calibration curves in the
A S - log C dia~;ram. This displacement is probably explained by the in-
Oreased formation of sulfates of tqe elements to be determined. Lithium,
bismuth, and chromium served as the internal ~,tandard. The following Line!
-airs ire in question for indium and thallium: In 32506.09 - Li 3232.62,
TI 2767-64 - Li 3252.61; or Tl 2767.84 - Bi 2809.6-~, In 4511.32 -
Li 4602.86; or In 4511.52 - Cs 4593-18; TI 5350-406 - Li 4602.86; or
Ti 5550-46 - Cs 4593-16; for tellurium and arsenic: Te 2385-76 -
Cr 2406.62, As 2349-84 - Cr 2408-6.2, Te 2565.76 - Bi 2400.889 As 2349-84 -1
Bi 2400-88. The mean arithmetic Etrror-is less than 10 % (relative).
T. 1. Sosnovskaye, Ye. M. Avu'
eykd"L avo F. K. Iffiamidulina participated in
the investigation. There are 5 f:-gures, 1 tabyel'and Soviet references.,
Card 2/3

S/075/62/017/002/001/004
Spectroscopic determination of ... B107/B138
ASSOCIATION: Vsesoyuznyy nauchno-i;3sledovatelfskiy institut tevetnykh
metallov, Ust'-Kamenot?orsk (All-Union Scientific Research
Institute of Nonferrous Metals, Ust'-Kamenagorsk)
SUBMITTED: March 24, 1961
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Spoct'rographic of selenium in the producte of
31,.imr,- processIng. Zhur. anal. jrh1m. 18 no.5.,6134-638 Mr'63.
(MIPA 17,,2)
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~AUTHOR: Yudelevich, I. G.,- Shel akova, I. R.; Avsevko, Ye. M.; Minskaya, L. N
'Larina, L. k.; Chalkova,
_La.; Sosnovskaya, T. T.; Zaks, I. V.; Khamidulina, F. K.
ORG: None
TITLE: Spectrographic determination of trace elements in the raw materials and
intermediate products of the rare metals industry
tSOURCE: Ural'skoye soveshchaniy~_pos -Xkrqr 4th, Sverdlovsk, 1963. Materialy.
-pe Appi.i
'Moscow, Izd-vo Metallurgiya, 1965, 111-114
TOPIC TAGS: spectrum determination, zinc, lead, indium, thallium, germanium, selenium,
tellurium, spectrographic analysis
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,;ABSTRACT: A nuinber of new methods are described for determination of indium, thalli-am,
"7,lgermanium, Velenium- and tellurium In intermediate products of the lead-Ei-dzinc
industry. Germanium is spectrographically determined by injection of powder specimens
into an a-c arc discharge. The spectroi3copic buffer for determination of more than
.0.001% Ge is carbon powder containing 5% Bi(N03)3 as an internal standard. The
,analytical line pair is Ge 269-13 mp-Bi 280.96 mv. For determining higher concen-
~trations of germanium (above 0.1%), use is made of the Ge 258.91 mp-Bi 280.96 mu or
Ge 274-04 mp-Bi 280.96 mp line. A buffer consisting of a mixture of quartz and sulfur
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was used for determining traces of germaaium of the order of 1 part in 100,000 in slag
luld Thr. ";('Iisitivity of germantuin determination with respect to tile Ge 303.90
Irio line i,- 10-h% In thii; case with a relative error of about 15%. Commercial solution
,are analyzed by electrode saturation. The relative mean square error is 9% with this
method. Indium, thallixun, gallium, tuid germanium are simultalieOusly determined by
pouring the solutions to be analyzed into a socket in a special copper electrode and
then drying the electrode so that the solution adheres to the surface. The advantage
of this method over the saturation of carbon electrodes lies in the possibility of
-using the sensitive long-wave lines located in the region of cyanogen bands: In 410.1
mw, Ga 417.2 mV and T1 377-57 mv. This method gives a relative error of 9%. Methods
are discussed for determinatiun of rare E!lements in zinc and lead ores with a sensiti-
'vity of at least 10
-4% using spectrographic analysis with a buffer solution of sodium
fluoride. Orig. art. has: 1 figure.
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Causes of fatal. outcome in znil-.ral commissurotomy. Vest. khir.
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1. Iz gospitallnoy khirurgi(:heskoy kliniki (zav.-prof. A.T.
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prof. A.F. Zverev). Adres nvtorov: Sverdlovsk, u1. 8 Marta,
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KIM, P.1 SAN; POPOV, A.B.; PIKEL'NER, L.B.; PSHITULA, M.I.;
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SHELPAKOVA,I.R.; ZAKSY I.V.
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VIDELFUCH, I.G.; "SHELPAKMA, I.R.
Effect of adsorption on the spcetrographIc determination
of indium and 'thallium in technological solutions by the
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SHELII-JK. L-, zooteZnnik; OLIN, I.
All -ear around in fresh air. Na:-,ka ;_ rererd.cz.v selfk-hc~=. q
no.9:41-41 S 159. (jL[a& " -- : 2 )
1. Kolkhoz "Kullturnyy I;rat',H Bogotollskogo rayoaa, Krasnoyar-
skogo kraya (for Shellpik). 2. Zavedu3rashchiy lzrolikovodcha-
skoy fermoy kolkhoza 'Tul'turnyy put'," Bogotol'skogo rayona
Kragnoyarsko o kraya (f,.-)r Olin).
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